This program provides advanced training in the historical study of gender, exploring how gender has shaped societies, cultures, and individual experiences across different historical periods and geographical contexts. Students will learn about key theoretical frameworks, research methodologies, and historical sources relevant to gender history, developing critical thinking and analytical skills. The program prepares students for further research or careers in fields that require a nuanced understanding of gender and history.

Researcher (Gender History), Archivist, Museum Curator, Policy Analyst (Gender Equality), Consultant (Diversity and Inclusion), (Potentially roles in related historical, academic, policy, and advocacy sectors)

- Member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group
- Fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world
- Member of Universitas21 (U21)